Demonstrates how even master therapists struggle with their own difficult cases and thorny professional challenges.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeffrey A. Kottler, Ph. D., is Professor and Chair of the Counseling Program at California State University, Fullerton. He is author of over 45 books in the field, including Doing Good, Making Changes Last and the New York Times bestseller, The Last Victim. Jon Carlson,Psy.D., Ed.D. is Professor of Psychology and Counseling at Governers State University and a psychologist with the Lake Geneva Wellness Clinic in Wisconsin. He is the founding editor of The Family Journal and has written more than 20 books.
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The Authors Preface 1. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Parameters of Bad Therapy 2. Jeffrey A. Kottler: The Thing Is 3. Jon Carlson: Stories Without Endings 4. Peggy Papp: A Public Humiliation 5. Arnold A. Lazarus: A Huge Dose of Humility 6. Violet Oaklander: If I Learned Something, Then I Can Forgive Myself 7. Richard Schwartz: The Critical Parts of Me 8. William Glasser: I Can't Wait Until You Leave 9. Stephen Lankton: Speaking the Client's Language 10. Francine Shapiro: I Need to Have Safeguards in Place 11. Raymond Corsini: Don't Get Stuck With One Approach 12. John Gray: Being in Bad Therapy 13. Frank Pittman: I Take a Lot of Risks 14. Sam Gladding: I Zigged When I Should Have Zagged 15. Susan M. Johnson: I Felt Quite Helpless 16. Pat Love: Listening to My Inner Voice 17. Art Freeman: We're Not as Smart as We Think We Are 18. John Norcross: 50 Minutes of Pure Hostility 19. Len Sperry: Letting Things Get Personal 20. Scott D. Miller: I Should Have Known Better 21. Michael F. Hoyt: I Was Blind at the Time 22. Richard Stuart: I Expect Too Much 23. Michele Weiner-Davis: Struck by a Bolt of Lightning-Again! 24. Some Common Themes and Lessons Learned References
The Authors Preface 1. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Parameters of Bad Therapy 2. Jeffrey A. Kottler: The Thing Is 3. Jon Carlson: Stories Without Endings 4. Peggy Papp: A Public Humiliation 5. Arnold A. Lazarus: A Huge Dose of Humility 6. Violet Oaklander: If I Learned Something, Then I Can Forgive Myself 7. Richard Schwartz: The Critical Parts of Me 8. William Glasser: I Can't Wait Until You Leave 9. Stephen Lankton: Speaking the Client's Language 10. Francine Shapiro: I Need to Have Safeguards in Place 11. Raymond Corsini: Don't Get Stuck With One Approach 12. John Gray: Being in Bad Therapy 13. Frank Pittman: I Take a Lot of Risks 14. Sam Gladding: I Zigged When I Should Have Zagged 15. Susan M. Johnson: I Felt Quite Helpless 16. Pat Love: Listening to My Inner Voice 17. Art Freeman: We're Not as Smart as We Think We Are 18. John Norcross: 50 Minutes of Pure Hostility 19. Len Sperry: Letting Things Get Personal 20. Scott D. Miller: I Should Have Known Better 21. Michael F. Hoyt: I Was Blind at the Time 22. Richard Stuart: I Expect Too Much 23. Michele Weiner-Davis: Struck by a Bolt of Lightning-Again! 24. Some Common Themes and Lessons Learned References
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